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Russian serviceman killed in St. Petersburg car explosion
Investigators opened a murder case. Local reporting identified the victim as a colonel, but officials did not release a name.
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USS Bush families told sailors will miss holidays as deployment stretches on
Navy leaders described a yearlong deployment as a worst-case planning scenario, with no firm homecoming date.
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Bessent moves to military base after threats; Blanche also living in military housing
Treasury confirmed Bessent’s relocation. NewsNation reports Blanche has lived on a military base since early 2026.
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Navy removes Capitol physician amid misconduct investigation, Punchbowl reports
Brian Monahan has served as the Capitol’s attending physician since 2009. An inspector general report is expected later this week.
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P’Nut the squirrel’s co-owner detained by ICE; husband disputes immigration case
DHS says Daniela Bittner overstayed her admission. Her husband describes a paperwork problem and fears for their animal sanctuary.
Technology
Nvidia board weighs removing Jensen Huang as replacement search begins
Directors are weighing Huang’s future, while Tim Cook is among the potential successors floated by a Yale leadership expert.
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Miller reshapes White House coordination in internal memo
The changes give Cabinet leaders more room over messaging and reorganize policy coordination and scheduling.
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Man accused of United flight bomb threat received asylum in 2020, report says
Daily Wire cites an unnamed law-enforcement source on the suspect’s asylum history following his arrest in Louisiana.
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Socialist group with ties to pro-China network helped Maryland data-center campaign
New reporting examines the organizing support behind opposition to a proposed Maryland data center.
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Epstein files petition reaches 218 signatures, paving way for House vote
The bipartisan effort backed by Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna has cleared the signature threshold needed to move the measure forward.
World
Russia’s ambassador to the U.S., Alexander Darchiev, dies at 66
Moscow says its envoy died suddenly; the initial announcement did not give a cause.
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Thune reelected to lead Senate Republicans into the minority
The South Dakota senator will remain the GOP’s leader when Democrats take control of the chamber in January.
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